Which ancient civilization created the first known example of retail 'visual merchandising' by strategically arranging goods in their agoras using color theory and eye-level displays?

In ancient civilizations, commerce and retail were sophisticated enterprises with unique advertising and merchandising techniques. From Mesopotamian clay tablets advertising goods to Egyptian market stalls with elaborate displays, ancient merchants were pioneers in what we now call visual merchandising and retail design. Test your knowledge of these ancient commercial practices that laid the foundation for modern retail strategies!

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Ancient Romans, who used red banners to draw attention to luxury goods in their macellum marketplaces
Ancient Greeks, who documented specific display techniques to create visual harmony and attract customers in their agoras
Ancient Egyptians, who arranged products by height and color in marketplaces to honor the gods of commerce
Ancient Chinese, who pioneered the 'eye-level is buy-level' concept in their street markets during the Han Dynasty